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📅May 7, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Corporate earnings from OceanaGold, Century Pacific, East West Bank, Puregold highlighted; AI-driven tech rally boosts Nikkei semiconductors like Tokyo Electron, Advantest amid Hormuz deal hopes.
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OceanaGold Reports Strong Corporate Earnings

OceanaGold released positive earnings results featured in today's Market Edge update. The report is part of key Philippine corporate disclosures amid market volatility. Source 2

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Century Pacific Announces Earnings Update

Century Pacific shared its latest corporate earnings on May 7, 2026. This comes alongside other Filipino firms amid global market shifts. Source 2

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East West Bank Posts Earnings Results

East West Bank reported corporate earnings in the daily Market Edge segment. Investors eye these amid US-Iran deal optimism. Source 2

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Puregold Reveals Latest Earnings Figures

Puregold's corporate earnings were highlighted in Philippine market news. The update reflects ongoing economic pressures like inflation. Source 2

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Tokyo Electron Shares Surge 9% on AI Boom

Computer chip equipment maker Tokyo Electron gained 9% as Nikkei hit record 63,086 amid AI tech rally post-holidays. Strong AI demand drives semiconductor buying frenzy. Source 3Source 4

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Advantest Corp. Rises 6.8% in Tech Rally

Testing equipment maker Advantest Corp. added 6.8% fueled by AI stock boom. Nikkei's 6% jump reflects concentrated semiconductor investments. Source 3Source 4

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Shin-Etsu Chemical Gains 8.5% on Market Optimism

Shin-Etsu Chemical rose 8.5% as Asian shares climbed on Strait of Hormuz reopening hopes. AI and tech sectors lead the charge. Source 3Source 4

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AMD Surges 18.6% After Beating Profit Expectations

Chipmaker AMD led US market gains with 18.6% surge after exceeding profit and revenue forecasts. This boosts global AI tech sentiment. Source 3

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TSMC Lifts Taiwan Taiex 1.9% Higher

Big chipmaker TSMC gained 3.1%, driving Taiwan's Taiex up 1.9%. Reflects ongoing AI boom amid regional market highs. Source 3Source 4

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Global Manufacturing Firms Face Sharp Input Cost Spike

S&P Global PMI shows producer input costs at highest since 2010 due to Middle East war, energy prices, and Hormuz closure. Impacts corporate costs worldwide. Source 1